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Sold my house this week. My mortgage was the last thing requiring me to have a bank account. Last mont my landlord started taking bitcoins for rent. He is happy.

So all this time you've been telling us your landlord accepts BTC, you were just lying? And I trusted you... Cry

I paid my rent in bitcoin. Bitwa.la allows you to send a SEPA transfer. He was ok with that. Now it's direct.

Let me understand this. You convert your paycheck from the US army into bitcoins via BitWage, and then you use Bitwa.la to pay your landlord via a SEPA transfer. BitWage charges you a fee, Bitwa.la charges you a fee, and the SEPA itself is a bank service. So you've added 3 middlemen, fees, and ridiculous complications for what us Luddites do via a seamless p2p cash-in-hand, 0-fee exchange Roll Eyes

Why do I feel you're playing me? Other than you never mentioning that you were paying off the filthy fiat loan you got from bankster j00z to buy a house?

BitWage charges 1%. Biwala charges 1%.

I am paid in dollars. My rent is in euros. The exchange fee the guys at work pay is 4 to 5 percent.

BULLSHIT. Go wash your mouth out with soap. You can't even lie right. (unless you work with retarded people. Do you work with retarded people?)

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Plus bitcoin is my main currency. It is made to gain value over time as opposed to federal reserve notes which are built with the purpose of losing value over time. Losing 1% up front does not keep me up at night.

How is it that you still can't understand that it doesn't matter what money does over time when you pay your bills with it? Once the bill is paid, that money is out of your hands, don't worry about it. You get paid monthly, you pay your rent monthly. What's wrong with you?